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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1902
Page
3
A damaged schedule fragment shows H and T C line times with northbound No 1 6 8 trains and southbound No 4 6 8 times. It also lists I G N line No 122 and No 104 northbound passenger trains with 7:00 am and 7:00 pm departures and a 6s mixed service, indicating connections with main lines and express stopping patterns.
O L Wilcox visited town yesterday and many customers bought Coulter's hosiery and percale patterns. Nellie Smith returned from Brenham and Uncle Abe Hensarling came from Ste ep Hollow. Rentals offered for a seven room house near Allen Academy and other locals visited the Eagle newspaper office.
F Gideon resigns as foreman at the college shop to become supervisor of manual training in Columbus Ga. He departs for that city tomorrow. Beginning Feb 1 1902 barber shops with Union Shop Cards will open 7 am and close 8 pm except Saturdays. Union price lists to be displayed in all four shops. Services announced at St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 11 am today by Rev Henry M Green of Dallas who is en route home from Austin and will conduct services here today.
M. H. James, Bryan Texas, advertises Quinoria claiming cures for fever malaria and bills with a 50 cent price. James plans to form M H James & Co with R B Compton as partner, expanding to wholesale drug trade. Compton is a former James employee and the Eagle notes strong prospects.
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets offer relief for sour stomach heartburn with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by M. H. James, leading druggist in Bryan, at 50 cents.
Rev A L Morse, temperance advocate, will lecture this afternoon at 8 30 at the Baptist church on The First Glass. The topic is of special interest to children and young people and adults are invited with free admission. A Bible study meeting at the same church will be held at 2 30 due to the lecture.
Merchants and Planters National Bank of Bryan re organizes with Ed Hall elected cashier and A W Wilkerson of Austin named assistant cashier effective March 1 Hall assumes paying teller duties J W English remains president and M D Cole vice president Directors include Hall and Wilkerson The bank’s capital remains 100000 with strong local stockholders and new ownership of former Patrick and other stockholders offices plus Edwards Hall praised for leadership
Guests listed include Howard McLarty New York Ed win Schiele J Abrahamson M Richardson J T Kennal St Louis W B Stone Shreveport Sol Peritz RH Lanier Cincinnati E W Wilson L A Gueringer Marlin ER Cobb Detroit E H Astin Mumford Paul Kirkpatrick Houston W A Ryan Paris Sam Marks Dallas Tucker House Mrs Geneva Steele and son Madisonville W A Wever Palestine Mark Wilcox Central W F Rogan College M Soles E C Sollins.
Pastor E. L. Shettles appeals to members and friends to attend Sunday services in force. He promises a message about the church’s future and those interested in the planned new building.
Drs Cole Scott and Roberts specialists in eye ear nose and throat announce offices in Waco and Marlin. One doctor will be in Kryan at the Exchange Hotel on the first Monday of each month. Also a notice seeking honest work in Bryan Texas and that W L Wyatt leaves Bryan to visit his sister at Thornton.
Advertisement for Rex Dyspepsia Tablets claiming relief from dyspepsia and acid symptoms. All druggists authorize refund if not cured. Price 50 cents per package. Mentions M. H. Jamer, leading druggist in Bryan, Texas.
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